New York Times Since the pandemic began, 16 states have mandated closures of child care facilities to all children except those of essential workers. A seventeenth, Rhode Island, closed child care facilities to everyone. Even in states without regulations...
Child Care Aware® of America (CCAoA) understands that this is an uncertain time for child care providers, as they make difficult decisions about what's best for their business and the families and community they serve. This is also a...
This week, Child Care Aware® of America and the Save the Children Action Network released the results of a nationwide survey that confirms for us what we’ve known since this crisis began: (more…)...
La propagación del Coronavirus (COVID-19) ha tenido un impacto inmediato en un pilar crítico de los Estados Unidos – los programas de cuidado infantil. Muchos programas están lidiando con preguntas sobre si deberían mantener sus puertas abiertas a ...
National Tell a Story Day is Monday, April 27th. Help Child Care Aware® of America (CCAoA) encourage families to share the joy and value of telling stories to their children. People have been sharing stories to communicate information and connect with o...
Together, let’s celebrate child care providers on National Provider Appreciation Day® — Friday, May 8, 2020. Whether you are part of a Child Care Resource and Referral agency (CCR&R), a business, a non-profit organization or a family who has rel...
National poll from Save the Children Action Network and Child Care Aware® of America shows 87 percent of Americans support federal funding to help child care centers pay staff and rent Today, Save the Children Action Network (SCAN) and Child Care Aware®...
New York Times This guide was originally PUBLISH on July 29, 2019 and rePUBLISH on April 17, 2020. Finding child care is a huge challenge for most working parents in the United States. The cost of child care, whether in day-care centers or home...
WEKU (NPR/Central & Eastern Kentucky) COVID-19 shutters child care centers. Lynette Fraga of Child Care Aware of America discusses the consequences. Listen to the interview (more…)...
By Aly Richards, CEO of Let’s Grow Kids and Lynette M. Fraga, Ph.D., Executive Director of Child Care Aware® of America Any discussion of essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic should include the child care providers&nbs...
